12-21-2007, 04:39 PM
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Re: Supplemental Index Dead?
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Originally Posted by Webnauts
Are you sure? Can you tell me how did you figure that out? I asked because checking your site I noticed something totally different. 
I hope you are kidding here. If not please back that up. You will do us all a huge favor. 
No positions changed? So you are telling here that after after the last days of June 2007 and later you have not see any SERPS changes? If you mean that, please show your statistics. You will do everyone here a huge favor. |
I thought you weren't commenting here, John. Or are you just challenging?
My site, cyber-key.com is still in the top ten for 'seo web design' ... #16 for affordable web design ... (and a slew of other terms) ... my 'florida keys real estate' site, www.keysproperties.com remains in the top 10 for that keyword phrase ... as does fl-keys-realestate.com ... and the former site also remains in the top ten for 'florida keys vacation rentals' and a slew of other relevant, searched terms. I have two sites in the top ten for key west fishing (one has slipped a couple of positions due to a redesign) and two for key west fishing charter (3 different sites) ... I could go on and on ... I have 3 sites in the top ten for key west attractions ... one for 'key west weddings' ... all these sites lost an overall PR of 1 ... probably as a result of PR loss of sites linking to them ... but their SERPs remain the same ... some have improved.
I could give a lot of other examples but I am not at all sure how that can help anyone ...except to know that the way Google figures PR into SERPs must have changed, because many sites have lost a point or two and not changed in the SERPs ...
FWIW, MJ
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